UNIONIST MEETING IN DUBLIN.

Waikato Times, Volume XXIX, Issue 2403, 3 December 1887, Page 2

UNIONIST MEETING IN DUBLIN.

[uKrrr.n's xr.!,:e.i:\uj. Lox!""X, e-eaih. r XU. A HiIE.VT I llloiH.st d 'in ,n>tr i!-oh took jdacc at Dublin io-div. The gathering com; ins." 1 the leading repr : ';ent iti'.o-s of the c nun re; hj ami industrial ie.t-.as—is. the professions being also well represent d. The, ’.vine: p:d sneaxers were th Manpiis of j farting-on and M> I losvheii, tie- Chancellor “I lie. Excheipier, hoth of \vh"m declared tint the meeting th-n assemble.i proved that, although numerically iu the minority, they wen: the [iowrr whereon the greatness and prosperity <>f Ireland depended Doth gentlemen in vigorous terms oppesed the granting of Heine Pule. The greitest enthusiasm prevailed throughout the meeting, [lliEss ass oc; A 1 11 IS. j Loxui'X, Xovemlii-r XO. Lord J far: ington, speaking at Dublin, said that the legitimate national aspirations of Ireland might he satisfied like Scotland, under an Imperial Parliament and Government. Mr tlosclicn said that has tard nationalism would only pro duce unendurable friction between Great Lritain and Ireland. THE LATEST. [iIIXTEKS TKI.EOKAM.s.] Received DiWjulm.t 2i*J, 1 p.ai. LoMh'N, ]>coombc-r I. The enthusiasm which has been aroused in the city by the visit of Lord Harrington and Mr Goschen continues unabated.